The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-30

--Btrkers' have the largest stock OF boots
aud shoes IN town.
The best place to buy an oyercoat or In
tact clothing Of any kind is at Mcconnell x
Saupp's, IN the -. Lawrence building
Eleventh avenue, Altoona. Their prices
. always touch bottom and their goods are
. always what they are represented % be.
| All kinds ui gents furnishing goods Of the
latest styles, sold at the lowest prices.
William {. BarriuGer, tramp printer,
whose home Is in Harrisburg, tried 10 com
nit suicide on tse farm OF Judge Mullin,
near Bedford. one day last week. He tried
10 kill himself with knife but did not sue
ceed. He was committed TO the Bedford
county alus house, ard il is thought that
with proper attention he viii recover.
-Rhododendrou Park, LIoydsville, Will
close q brilliant season by q mammoth eN-
cursion from Pittsburgh and vicinity on
October 9Th, Six to seven hundred excur-
sIonists are expected and special train will
leave PittsburG at $50 r. NJ, Altoona 1918
=. m aud returning leave LIoydsville 500
p. m, arriving at Pittsburg about O'Clock.
If you want fine dress boot or heavy
winter boot you will find it at Barkers'.
Carl Benne lander, a printer who for
some time past has been in the employ OF
Mr.. {. z. Shube-t, of the Johntown Frsie
PrsSsC, departed unexpectedly from Johns
town few days ago while Mr.. Shuoert was
away from home, and at the same time
ABOUT eighty dollars than lander collected
during Mr.. Shubert's absence disappeared.
The police are after him.
William Humes was iustaty killed while
attempting to jump on q moving freight
train At Mineral Point, on ThuTstay Of
last week. The unfortunate man was
asou. IS years Of age and coal miCer by
occupation. Ills hCme was in England,
wEeva an G.s relations reside. lie had been
ia TIA employ OF D. T. Miller. near the point
where 10 methis shocking death.
The venerable Captain IL. d. Woodruff :,
for many years editor and proprietor Of the
Johustowu Democrat, WHO has long been a
sufferer from infammatory rheumatism, is
now SO aiIl icted that ne IL almost entirely
helpless. On Thursday OF last week NJ.
Charles =. Little the Captains son-'n-law,
went 20 Jonnstown and removed the sutferet
/ % Blairsviue, where he will hereafter make
his home with Mr.. Titles family.
While boring tor water at the Poor Farm
=
Of tcrty-5Igrt feet, ola was struck in a
sandy soil right below bed rock and filled
he hole, when pumpJed cut az a Is,e Of
about six barrels per day. The discovery
has caused quite On excitement. and il IS
proposed g. form a company, raise funds
and put down a test we'll of a sufficient
depth 20 see for n certainty whether OF eN-
lists IN paying quantities Ia that locality
Anything you want in boots for men,
, boys or children, you can find IL al Barkegs' 3.
-F.oU the Catholic Tribune, published at
81. Joseph, Mo-, We clip the following
Nrs. Martha Ivory died on Tuesday even
ing September 20th at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Conrad. The Cece--e was
N6 years 81 age ard had been confined to
7 her hed for u great many years. The fuuer-
4. took place from the Cathedral Thursday
morning. \ great many mOurne!s followed
the remains % thcIr last resting place, in
Calvary cemetery. Tie deceased was the
mother Of Capt W. w. Ivory, Ms. MaIy
g Conrad, Mrs. O. 81 smith and Miss Agnes
Ivory, OF II. Joseph, and John Ivory. who
I resides IN California. Ms. Ivory, who, with
3 Ler husband John Ivory and family resided
In this place about forty years ago and FROM
here moved 90 ;ha Summit and afterwards
90 Ioretto, where Mr. IvoEy died. About
1880 Mrs. Ivory with her family removed 10
81. Joseph, NO, where she resided AZ the
zine gs beg death.
. DO you want 20 buy calico az 8 cents per
yard r. so, step down 20 Barkers' you viii
, find il there.
"A wreck occurred on tbe Ti0UidaysbUrg
and Morrison's cave railroad OF Thursday
afternoon OF last week, by which the engi-
ueer. Howard Thomas, was killed and the
brakeman, Charles ~. Ferry. was slightly
hurt. THE wreck was caused by two COW ;
being run over, which caused the engine
% Jump the tr7ck, and afta- running 4 short
distance Over the ties. toppled over the en-
ban .-usHt When the engine went Uve-
Nr Thomas jumped aud fell near the track,
and was getting up apparently unhurt. when
a rail-, which Lad been twisted loose by the
engine going over swung around and struck
him On :he head, causing Instant death.
The fireman went Gowl with the engine,
but escaped without serious injury. Nr.
Thomas was born Ia Cambria township,
this county, about thirty years ago. and was
a son OF Mr.. Thomas Thomas, who a few
years ago removed 70 Iowa where Ae died.
His widow, the mother Of Howard, who
still. resides in Iowa, had just came east in
tending TO visit her son Howard and another
son George ~. Thomas, who resides tr Ho-
lidays5urg, aud on Thursday morning stopp-
eli OF at &r. William d. Pryce's IN Cam
bria township, who Is relative, and was
there whca she heard the news OF his death.
His remains were inferred a. Fairyiew cem-
etery in Altoona on Sunday last. Mr.
Thomas had large number o' relatives and
friends in this ueighborhood who attended
the funeral, special train being run 20 AL
tOona, leaving this place at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday morning and returning at O'Clock
in the evening.
-Barkers' sci! more boots and shoes than
anyone else. because they have the largest
? stock at lowest prices.
HEU.OCK, Pa, Sept IS, 1857.
Ed. FrEENAN. herewith send you a
few items from our little village Of Lilly,
which may be Of interest to some of your
readers.
The mines have been running pretty
!, steady his week.
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